Refactored check_os()

* Safer registry queries
* Only query CurrentBuild, CurrentVersion, and ProductName
* Service Pack / update status determined by the build number
* Set build & version to -1 instead of 'Unknown' if str to int/float fails
  * Might prevent crashes by not mixing str/num types
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Alan Mason 2017-12-04 07:13:37 -08:00
parent 355b6deb7d
commit d737a35078

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@ -555,27 +555,33 @@ def check_os():
tmp = {}
# Query registry
_reg_path = winreg.OpenKey(
HKLM, r'SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion')
for key in ['CSDVersion', 'CurrentBuild', 'CurrentBuildNumber',
'CurrentVersion', 'ProductName']:
try:
tmp[key] = winreg.QueryValueEx(_reg_path, key)[0]
if key in ['CurrentBuild', 'CurrentBuildNumber']:
tmp[key] = int(tmp[key])
except ValueError:
# Couldn't convert Build to int so this should be interesting...
tmp[key] = 0
except Exception:
tmp[key] = 'Unknown'
path = r'SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion'
with winreg.OpenKey(HKLM, path) as key:
for name in ['CurrentBuild', 'CurrentVersion', 'ProductName']:
try:
tmp[name] = winreg.QueryValueEx(key, name)[0]
except FileNotFoundError:
tmp[name] = 'Unknown'
try:
tmp['CurrentBuild'] = int(tmp['CurrentBuild'])
except ValueError:
# This should be interesting...
tmp['CurrentBuild'] = -1
try:
tmp['CurrentVersion'] = float(tmp['CurrentVersion'])
except ValueError:
# This should also be interesting...
tmp['CurrentVersion'] = -1
# Determine OS bit depth
# Check bit depth
tmp['Arch'] = 32
if 'PROGRAMFILES(X86)' in global_vars['Env']:
tmp['Arch'] = 64
# Determine OS Name
tmp['Name'] = '{ProductName} {CSDVersion}'.format(**tmp)
# Set name
tmp['Name'] = tmp['ProductName']
if tmp['CurrentBuild'] == 7601:
tmp['Name'] += ' SP1' # Win 7
if tmp['CurrentBuild'] == 9600:
tmp['Name'] += ' Update' # Win 8.1u
if tmp['CurrentBuild'] == 10240:
@ -588,44 +594,40 @@ def check_os():
tmp['Name'] += ' Release 1703 "Redstone 2" / "Creators Update"'
if tmp['CurrentBuild'] == 16299:
tmp['Name'] += ' Release 1709 "Redstone 3" / "Fall Creators Update"'
tmp['Name'] = tmp['Name'].replace('Service Pack ', 'SP')
tmp['Name'] = tmp['Name'].replace('Unknown Release', 'Release')
tmp['Name'] = re.sub(r'\s+', ' ', tmp['Name'])
# Set display name
tmp['DisplayName'] = '{} x{}'.format(tmp['Name'], tmp['Arch'])
if tmp['CurrentBuild'] in [7600, 9200, 10240, 10586]:
tmp['DisplayName'] += ' (very outdated)'
elif tmp['CurrentBuild'] in [7601, 9600, 14393, 15063]:
tmp['DisplayName'] += ' (outdated)'
elif tmp['CurrentBuild'] == 16299:
pass # Current Win10 release
else:
tmp['DisplayName'] += ' (unrecognized)'
# Determine OS version
name = '{Name} x{Arch}'.format(**tmp)
if tmp['CurrentVersion'] == '6.0':
# Set version
if tmp['CurrentVersion'] == 6.0:
tmp['Version'] = 'Vista'
name += ' (very outdated)'
elif tmp['CurrentVersion'] == '6.1':
elif tmp['CurrentVersion'] == 6.1:
tmp['Version'] = '7'
if tmp['CSDVersion'] == 'Service Pack 1':
name += ' (outdated)'
else:
name += ' (very outdated)'
elif tmp['CurrentVersion'] in ['6.2', '6.3']:
if int(tmp['CurrentBuildNumber']) <= 9600:
elif 6.2 <= tmp['CurrentVersion'] <= 6.3:
if tmp['CurrentBuild'] <= 9600:
tmp['Version'] = '8'
elif int(tmp['CurrentBuildNumber']) >= 10240:
elif tmp['CurrentBuild'] >= 10240:
tmp['Version'] = '10'
if tmp['CurrentBuild'] in [9200, 10240, 10586]:
name += ' (very outdated)'
elif tmp['CurrentBuild'] in [9600, 14393, 15063]:
name += ' (outdated)'
elif tmp['CurrentBuild'] == 16299:
pass # Current Win10
else:
name += ' (unrecognized)'
tmp['DisplayName'] = name
tmp['Version'] = 'Unknown'
# == vista ==
# 6.0.6000
# 6.0.6001
# 6.0.6002
# 6.0.6001 # SP1
# 6.0.6002 # SP2
# ==== 7 ====
# 6.1.7600
# 6.1.7601
# 6.1.7602
# 6.1.7601 # SP1
# 6.1.7602 # Umm.. where'd this come from?
# ==== 8 ====
# 6.2.9200
# === 8.1 ===